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HomeSportFalcons Gold out of luck

Falcons Gold out of luck

By JODIE BUSHBY

NOOSA Pirates under 15 boys Zak Duggan, Lachlan Langton, Jye Daly, Chris Monteleone and Jackson Schefe all represented the Sunshine Coast Gold Falcons in the Under 15 Central Challenge held at Palmwoods over the long weekend.
A total of four games were played, where the Falcons Gold team won one game and lost three, however there was only a two-point margin for all three losses.
All of the Pirates boys played extremely well and Noosa coach Mick Langton could tell that there were some sore players when the rugby league carnival wrapped up on Sunday afternoon.
It was a great effort from all of the boys, but special mention goes to Lockie Langton who was selected as the Halfback for the Central Division Merit Team, which is an on paper ‘all stars/ best of the tournament’ side which is chosen at the end of the carnival.
Well done to Lockie on that great achievement, and to all of the Noosa boys involved.

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